Baghair Unwan Ke is the only and highly distinctive novel by Saadat Hasan Manto, offering a profound exploration of human psychology and emotional conflicts beyond the boundaries of a conventional love story. The novel follows its central character, Saeed, as he struggles with inner emptiness, loneliness, and the search for the experience of love. Through this work, Manto presents themes of love, the subconscious mind, social pressures, and the complexities of human emotions with remarkable simplicity and realism. The novel reveals a unique and lesser-seen dimension of Manto’s creative genius.

The novel “Teen Batti Ke Rama” brings to light the unseen and untold world of metropolitan Mumbai—a world that, despite being far removed from glamour and glitter, remains an integral part of it. Its backdrop is set around Walkeshwar, a prestigious and affluent locality in South Mumbai, where, on one hand, there exists the serene world of the Parsi community and the grand mansions of the wealthy, and on the other hand, the struggle-filled lives of the domestic workers who serve in these very households.The author, Ali Imam Naqvi, has portrayed the lives of these domestic workers—male servants locally known as “Rama,” and female helpers referred to as “Bai” or “Aya”—with remarkable subtlety and sensitivity. One of the most striking features of the novel is its language, which employs Mumbai’s distinctive “tapori” slang in a natural and precise manner, bringing the narrative vividly to life.This work not only tells the story of a neglected section of society but also reveals the emotions, struggles, and realities hidden within them. From a thematic perspective, the novel emerges as a unique and significant addition to Urdu literature, offering readers a fresh and compelling experience.

Ikkis Ek Sau Bais is Khalid Javed’s fifth novel, continuing his literary exploration of death, existence, and the complexities of human experience. More than a story about death, the novel presents a profound narrative of human existence, where life itself is portrayed as a metaphorical hell. Through a mythic and symbolic style, it depicts the turmoil and consequences arising from the conflict between a person’s inner and outer worlds. The novel offers a deep reflection on existence, mortality, and the unsettling realities of human life.

In the present book “Ranjish Hi Sahi,” the selected works present the image of a multidimensional poet—one who is at once romantic, neo-classical, modern, and rebellious. Through his poetry, Faraz not only highlights the delicate aspects of love but also offers a deep insight into the political and social conditions of his time. This is why his voice does not remain confined to personal emotions; rather, it becomes a reflection of collective consciousness.This book clearly establishes Faraz’s unique position in Urdu poetry. His style is simple yet powerful, combining emotional intensity with depth of thought. “Ranjish Hi Sahi” not only portrays the many shades of love but also compels the reader to reflect—and that is its greatest strength.

"“Intizar Ka Mausam” is not only a selection of Parveen Shakir’s popular and memorable works, but it also reflects her unique position in Urdu poetry. Through this book, the reader encounters a kind of poetry that not only touches the heart but also compels one to think. For this reason, the collection becomes a precious and memorable gift for admirers of Parveen Shakir. In this collection, the reader hears the voice of a sensitive and perceptive poet, who expresses a woman’s inner emotions with remarkable simplicity and beauty. Themes such as love, waiting, loneliness, romance, and pain form the foundation of this book. At places, there is the fragrance of union, while elsewhere the anguish of separation and indifference is clearly visible. Parveen Shakir’s distinctive quality lies in her ability to transform the small, everyday feelings of life into poetry, giving them a new depth and meaning. "

In the present book “Ranjish Hi Sahi,” the selected works present the image of a multidimensional poet—one who is at once romantic, neo-classical, modern, and rebellious. Through his poetry, Faraz not only highlights the delicate aspects of love but also offers a deep insight into the political and social conditions of his time. This is why his voice does not remain confined to personal emotions; rather, it becomes a reflection of collective consciousness.This book clearly establishes Faraz’s unique position in Urdu poetry. His style is simple yet powerful, combining emotional intensity with depth of thought. “Ranjish Hi Sahi” not only portrays the many shades of love but also compels the reader to reflect—and that is its greatest strength.

“Mor-Pankhi” is the second collection of short stories by the renowned fiction writer Javed Siddiqui, in which the many colors of life are portrayed with remarkable beauty. The stories in this book are not only engaging but also feature characters that feel vividly alive and close to reality.Set against the backdrop of a village like Chhota Syedpura, the author has depicted, with great simplicity and impact, the harmony, tolerance, and unity among people of different sects and beliefs.This collection takes the reader back to those beautiful memories of the past when people from different walks of life lived together in mutual respect, sharing a spirit of love and acceptance. Javed Siddiqui’s storytelling style is captivating and graceful, holding the reader’s attention from beginning to end.“Mor-Pankhi” is a refined and valuable addition to Urdu literature, appealing not only to literary enthusiasts but also equally engaging for general readers.

“Zindagi Kya Cheez Hai” is an important collection of selected and representative poetry by the renowned Urdu poet Nida Fazli, beautifully published by Rekhta Publications. The ghazals, nazms, dohas, and couplets included in this volume give voice to those emotions and experiences that ordinary people feel every day but often cannot express. Nida Fazli’s language carries the sweetness of folk songs, the simplicity of saint poets, and the pain of the modern human condition all at once. He brought Urdu poetry out of closed rooms and difficult symbolism, connecting it instead with streets, homes, relationships, and the everyday lives of common peop

THE MIDDLE is the story of Azma's journey from being an insatiable reader to becoming a contemplative writer. And through the course of this restless quest, she fights, in her head, the dark, formidable demons of taunting part-truths. Eva Sanchez Gomez creates a visual world which is at once intense and menacing, as it is calming and quieting. Richa Jha's lyrical text brings out Azma's disquiet within and the unease outside. Together, they have birthed a book that is an achingly beautiful tribute to any soul-searching creative process.

it is a collection of 25 travel tales that talk about his trips around the world.

Stories have a way of shaping the world we live in. They weave together our beliefs, emotions and the truths we hold dear, often blending reality with imagination. This book is a collection of such stories deeply rooted in the fabric of communal dynamics, yet echoing universal human experiences. Each story sheds light on the innocence, complexities and conflicts that emerge when communities, cultures and individuals collide. The tales in this book are set against the backdrop of day-to-day life in villages and towns. They feature vibrant characters, each with their own quirks and stories to tell. From Rahmat, the oil presser, whose quiet resilience and legendary past make him a figure of endless fascination, to the youthful debates and riddles that animate village temples, these stories explore the deep connections-and divides that define us. While these stories are fictional, they reflect the reality of the world around us. They are not just about individuals or communities; they are about humanity as a whole its flaws, its beauty and its unrelenting pursuit of harmony

INFiNITY is a thorough account of all aspects of life that a soul must traverse to learn through a human incarnation. It demystifies mind, body, emotions, money, relationships, past lives, karma, ego, diseases and nirvana. It is a discernment worth every revelation, for it unfolds profound concepts that hold the power to transform and heal the reader as they indulge in the riveting examples. The author has used her experience in client therapy to untangle complex relationship scenarios and other life situations, getting to the root cause of the issue. The ease with which the book unfolds the pristine path to self-recognition leaves the reader empowered with a new perception of life.

The offered book narrates the scientist Qamar Rahman's interesting journey to different corners of the world. She has travelled to a number of countries for her research-related purposes and gathered a range of experiences. The readers will be able to travel the world and feel the emotions with her.

This collection of eleven compelling stories offers a deep and poignant exploration of the evolving landscape of Indian society, particularly rural life. The stories capture the voices of those often overlooked-people who exist on the margins, their lives shaped by systemic challenges and societal indifference. Through these narratives, the reader is drawn into a world where dreams are both nurtured and shattered, where resilience meets despair, and where the pursuit of happiness is fraught with obstacles. The stories reflect not only the changes in society over the past decade but also the lingering shadows of inequality that contin-ue to haunt progress. They offer a critique of a system that destroys aspirations while showcasing the perseverance of individuals striving to reshape their destinies. Rich in symbolism and layered with meaning, the collection traverses themes of survival, hope, and human dignity.

The Best Stories of Mohapatra Nilamani Sahoo: This book is a translation of Mohapatra Nilamani Sahoo's short stories, written in his inimitable style. The stories, originally written in Odia, were truly representative of Odia culture and traditions; the narrative is unique and deeply emotional and carries the readers with the flow. This volume is a specimen of Mohapatra Nilamani Sahoo's short stories for the wider readership

Silas Marner: the weaver of Raveloe is a novel by George Eliot, published in 1861. An outwardly simple tale of a linen weaver, it is notable for its strong realism and its sophisticated treatment of a variety of issues ranging from religion to industrialisation to community. The novel is set in the early years of the 19th century. Silas Marner, a weaver, is a member of a small calvinist congregation in lantern Yard, a slum street in an unnamed city in northern England. He is falsely accused of stealing the congregation's funds while watching over the very ill Deacon. Two clues are given against Silas: a pocket-knife and the discovery in his own house of the bag formerly containing the money. There is the strong suggestion that Silas' Best friend, William Dane, has framed him, since Silas had lent his pocket-knife to William shortly before the crime was committed. Silas is proclaimed guilty.

“Borsi Bhar Aanch” is a deeply moving and honest memoir by Yatish Kumar, in which he narrates the hardships of his childhood, his family’s struggles, and the bitter-sweet experiences of life with remarkable simplicity and sincerity. The central setting of the book is Lakhisarai, where, despite severe financial difficulties, his mother raised her children with courage and determination.More than just a personal autobiography, this book is a powerful story of hope, relationships, struggle, and human resilience that leaves a deep emotional impact on the reader.

सिनेमा और थिएटर के अन्तरिक्ष में विधाओं के आर-पार उड़नेवाले धूमकेतु कलाकार पीयूष मिश्रा यहाँ, इस जिल्द के भीतर सिर्फ़ एक बेचैन शब्दकार के रूप में मौजूद हैं। ये कविताएँ उनके जज़्बे की पैदावार हैं जिन्हें उन्होंने अपनी कामयाबियों से भी कमाया है, नाकामियों से भी। हर अच्छी कविता की तरह ये कविताएँ भी अपनी बात ख़ुद कहने की क़ायल हैं, फिर भी जो ख़ास तौर पर सुनने लायक़ है वह है इनकी बेचैनी जो इनके कंटेंट से लेकर फ़ार्म तक एक ही रचाव के साथ बिंधी है। दूसरी ध्यान रखने लायक़ बात ये कि इनमें से कोई कविता अब तक न मंच पर उतरी है, न परदे पर। यानी यह सिर्फ़ और सिर्फ़ कवि-शायर पीयूष मिश्रा की किताब है।

One Should not fail to thoroughly understand the Bhagavad Gita as ancient Science of worldly life. These were the words of Lokmanya Tilak. Truly, this is a true scripture of the human race as a living creation rather than a book, with a new message for every civilization. As the days pass on, it's becoming more relevant for ages to come. Adi Shankaracharya brought it out from Epic Mahabharat as a clear knowledge to fulfil all the goals of human existence. From ancient to the modern brains it became source of inspiration. For Albert Einstein Bhagavad Gita was the main source of inspiration and guide for the purpose of scientific investigations and formation of his theories. With the hope that this book will be taken by the readers as a creation and not just a book, and will be a reference text to wide range of readers from students to philosophers, from spiritualists to scientists and writers. Purpose of bringing this book is not just to increase the readability and quotability of Bhagavad Gita through verses and haikus but also to increase spirituality among masses. -Publisher * Gandiva is the name of Arch (Dhanush) of Arjun

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